Alt-pop hooks, twin harmonies, and a sound built to stand out.

Fionn takes over the Red Bird indoor stage on Saturday, November 14, bringing their genre-blurring sound and unmistakable twin harmonies to Kelowna. With millions of streams, a #1 Canadian Alternative Radio and Billboard Canada single, and a growing reputation as one of Canada’s exciting alternative acts, this is a fall show worth putting on your calendar.

Led by twin sisters Alanna and Brianne Finn-Morris, Fionn has spent years evolving their sound while holding onto the harmonies, sharp songwriting, and emotional honesty at the heart of their music. Since signing with 604 Records in 2018, their releases have landed on major editorial playlists including All New Rock, Fresh Alternative, and Ready to Rock, while earning praise from outlets including Exclaim!, Billboard, and Revolver. Their ability to move between genres while delivering memorable melodies and poignant lyrics has helped Fionn build an identity that’s distinctly their own.

Nicky Mackenzie

Setting the tone before Fionn hits the stage is Salt Spring Island’s Nicky MacKenzie, an artist with a gift for saying the things most of us only think. Her confessional lyrics meet sleek, vibrant pop production, and her voice has drawn comparisons to Alicia Keys, Amy Winehouse, and Joss Stone. It’s the kind of set that leaves a room quiet in the best way.

MacKenzie first turned heads as a winner of the Canadian Songwriting Challenge and a standout on The Launch. Since then she has recorded in Los Angeles with LIKEMINDS producers Chris Soper and Jesse Singer and worked with JUNO-nominated producer Gus van Go (The Beaches, Metric, Arkells). Her latest EP, Morals, arrived May 20, 2026 and was years in the making, with many songs growing out of old voice memos and unfinished ideas. The focus track, “Lost and Found,” was written on her grandfather’s classical acoustic guitar and captures the feeling after the party, when the noise fades and all that’s left is your own thoughts. With more than 2.75 million streams and counting, she’s one of Canada’s most compelling emerging pop voices, and you can catch her live in Kelowna before she gets too big for small rooms.

Catch Fionn up close on the Red Bird indoor stage with music running from 8PM–11PM. Tickets are tiered, starting at $20 for Early Bird, followed by $25 General Admission and $30 at the door, so grabbing yours early means getting the best price.

It’s a live music night that’s hard to beat in the Okanagan.